Germany B2B Reach: Tailor-Made Data Solutions For EMEA Markets Service Expands

Nov 3, 2023

LeadGenius has announced a new update to its growth automation solution for German businesses seeking to reach customers throughout Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).

Berkeley, United States - November 3, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The new announcement focuses on the importance of custom data for enhanced audience outreach, marketing, and communication. Businesses can leverage on-demand, precision datasets from LeadGenius to generate smarter insights, customise automation, and optimise their sales pipeline.

More information can be found at https://www.leadgenius.com/

As companies look to expand globally, sales teams often struggle to achieve the same sales velocity abroad as they do domestically. Much of this stems from a lack of customised prospect data that resonates with local markets, and LeadGenius helps clients overcome this through its expanded service.

Growth automation enables sales teams to leverage highly targeted, customised data to optimise prospecting efforts in new global markets. This reduces wasted sales cycles while improving sales productivity - allowing sales teams to scale growth efficiently when expanding into global markets like EMEA.

LeadGenius has a proven track record of creating custom data solutions for sales teams worldwide. For example, when Intercom sought to accelerate its EMEA customer base, LeadGenius provided tailored datasets and outbound services. This allowed Intercom's sales team to augment their prospect data sources rather than starting prospect research from scratch.

By outsourcing lead generation and custom data solutions to LeadGenius, Intercom was able to validate over 12,000 contacts while saving 462 research hours. LeadGenius found ideal customer profiles in target EMEA markets and verified their data, including the technologies used. This top-of-funnel prospecting boost enabled Intercom sales teams to focus on qualified closing.

"Our global business needs are constantly evolving," explained David Carr at Intercom. "LeadGenius gives us the resourcing flexibility we need to keep pace with our ever-changing business."

Additional details are provided at https://www.leadgenius.com/casestudies/

LeadGenius is offering similar growth packages and custom-tailored dataset solutions for German brands looking to scale and reach more customers. It combines specialised data outsourcing with robotic process automation, providing a turnkey solution. All growth campaigns are managed through LeadGenius's proprietary Dashboard and Extension, which integrates verified data into the workflow.

A spokesperson states: "What if you could take the same data everyone else has and personalise it with smarter and more actionable insights that your competitors don't have? What if that meant less searching and more selling?"

Interested parties can learn more at https://www.leadgenius.com/products/

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Name: Derek Rahn
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Organization: LeadGenius
Address: 2054 University Ave #400,, Berkeley, CA 94704, United States
Phone: +1-520-490-2524
Website: https://www.LeadGenius.com

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